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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17
DETROIT IS HAPPY.
The stove ,foiders VIII Continue Work
and ths X. off, WIN Boycott.

The Stove holders VIII Continue Work
aDdth X. off, WIN Boycott.
DETRoT. April l6.-It became an assured
fact az noon today that there would be no
strike among the stove molders in this CITY.
The Knights of Labor leaders have been en-
deavoring 70 secure an arrangement with
the Executive Board whereby the foun-
dries Of the National Defense Association
NAV work on the 81. Louis patterns. The
Knights OF Labor threaten 10 boycott the
stoves thus made throughout the country.
Mr.. Powderly was telegraphsd at Philadel-
phis for his assent. dispatch received q,
noon today says he is not home. Mr.
Hayes. of the Executive Board, says the
knights here have done the wisest thing in
avoiding a strike
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

The will of the late Leonard D'0oge was
fled in the Probate Court yesterday. As
stated before, he divides his property among
his .A.iily. the division TO be made after
the otath of his wife. He also provides FOR
the gift of 81 900 10 the First Reformed
Church to be used for the purchase OF a
new bell He directs the erection OF q
three-story five stores brick block at the
corner Of East Fulton and Spring streets,
to be known as the D'Ooge block, the in
come to be used for the benefit of his es-
"a
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17
A False Ifum~.

Some wag started the story last evening
4 at the Street Railway Company would
commence laying track in Jeferson-ave.
and State-st. after midnight. AS result a
reporter for this paper and two Aldermen
trayersed the proposed lines between II and
/ o'clock this morning. and found that the
gentleman who started the story forgot 70
make arrangements with the Street Rail
way Company % haye his plans carried out.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

.-Uh, dear It's alivel' was the expression
of some pssssr-by this afternoon on looking
into the show window o. the popular fish
market of Dettenthaler's, III Monroe-st,
where lay large fish Just received. This
market stands first, and it's an established
fact that at any aud all times the trade can
find full line OF both fresh and salt water
fish, oysters. Goldfish, salmon and every
thing pertaining to the fish kingdom.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17
Tn. Dcs.s ~ Vicar General Quinn.

NEW YORK. ADril l6.-The news of the
death Of Very Rev. VIM Quinn, Vical-Gen-
eral OF the Roman Catholic diocese. of New
York. caused profound sensation in CATH
oiic circlss today. The remains will De for
wsrasd rom Paris to this city on Saturday
next. When the body arrives u will be
convsved 70 the Cathedral where it vill re-
rns.il ID state
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Miss Kate Eddy, who some years ago
made quite a sensation in New York
through her spiritualisfIc manifestations,
will make her first appearance in this city
tonight Sunday a. Redmoud's Opera
House. al reports agree that her sesace
j. ext-scryNnarY. to degree remarkable,
ssnsxce iei os snY seance Of the kind before
the pnclic Mis- Eidy caves her audience
free 10 draw It's own inference as 10 the
motive force IN her manifestations. neither
claimipg. a. s0ue do, TO have the aid of
Supernatural powers. nor confessing that
ste Is alone dependent On her own expert
ness sid dexteTify. SIZE. however. pro-
D lunis The one query TO all who inQ1ire of
oer. If I do not have invisihie sid pray
tell ne how do these things A diminu-
tive. highly nerv0ss 5ut bright. intelligent
and pretty woma1 she seens % Ne wholly
without TIE pnysical power 20 do one half
the fsats thar are made = rpgaisr psrt Of her
searce AT Resmonds Opera House 10
night the skepsieal nay bs represented
up0n TIE stage with liberty 70 subject the
hifie BODY - sny reasonable isst sad free
70 aeferf Whist they car. To defrsT sx-
penses small admission vii be charged
Ladies having tender feet ard snifsr from
corrr ard bunions shoaid sarefV use The
Waukencnzst shoe kensf ceTfsu. Trv q
pair Of cur hand sered
= y Wsrecx 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

&ARQvETrE. April i6.-John Ho-nby,
geaeral manager and superintendent OF the
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonsgon Rail-
road, has resigned and Andrew Watson,
general superintendent OF the Detroit,
Msckinac 4 Marquette. has been appointed
- bis successor. This brings the two roads
undsr one management and makes them a
rart Of the new through line, the Duluth,
South shore Z Atlantic.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

EAST SAGINAW, April 16.-The late Jesse
Hoyt, In his will, left TO East Saginaw $780,
coo with which TO build and furnish pub
lie library, and dor ating splendid piece Of
ground for site. The money has been in
the hands OF trustees for several years. but
nov plans have been secured for the build
ing. and today ground was broken for the
foundation. The building is to be of stone.
and COS, SEQ 0OO or $4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

DErForr, April Is The returns on the
amendment ara al IN bat from thirteen
counties. showing a majority sesinss S,si3s.
allowing 2SN for the thirteen counties
Above mentioned. It il safe TO say. how
sver. thar the adverse majority viii nos fail
short Of 5. t0o The plarsiities on the Re-
publican tickef still ineresse and are sure
u % considerably aecve 3. eco.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

MoxrasNL April Is -Four hundred
telmsters Of the Grand Trunk and Canadian
Pacific Railways, went on a strike this
u1ornfnx. II is probsbie that their de-
assnds for an advance from sf35 70 81 -
vii be granted. The freight through
ous the cifv Il being moved today By ex-
press wagons
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

New ToRS. April fG.-A large whale was
captured Of Anaganzett, Long Island, this
mOrainx. by CaDt. Edwards and bis bosts
crew The captsin after throwing the har
Door. vss struck BY the whales fakes and
fhrown out % ths boat IS fee; into the
water. lie was picked up unconscious aad
taken ashore, and now lies in a critical con-
ditf0n.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

TIE Grand S4efsd Csnesrt BY tho -
Sossph soelsty.
A grand sacred concerS all &c gwen
az fhe g. J0scDhs Casino corner OF Serb
ucr add third u.s., at 7:Jo this evening by .
chorus consisting Of forty voices. squieFs
& sr.ifhs oscaes,fa. Miss b0xhsimeF and
r. ". Warzburg. so.0lsts, snt Prot. L. NJ.
hFa 4eF. ucsicai dirsctor. The programme
sa-ch Sill be presented Is as follows:
gAKT !.
L Overture .rists)ie Keller Bella
. horls- Pra'se me f<fc Verdi
3 Nolin sol0-I fFcvalofs- A lard
Ar Fed Nurzfurg.
A. CulEer Polks--r0 o foF c0rnet- 49,. .Stcinhanser
4.r bcn1y aud Orchestra.
3 Piano So-o-Daree Of the Elves and
etidins Nara ..........-. Acnteissohn a List
Mis- Aug STA L. Boxheimer.
5. Quiatettc and FINALE rom Martha. =. flotow
sfr> Braunschaeidef. Miss N Aorey,
AiessEs. Human. j. Platte Bfston-
schneider and grand cherus.
Z. selection for O1enestra-Amorita -. Cz1bulka a
PART II
: Chorus Morning Is Breaki2g... .-..Donize,ti
NF j. Hartman and chorus.
2 solo t0r CiHrirnet I'D Air Narie Thompson
4r. J. 5rthan and Orchestra.
3. solo, Duet and Chorus Hail Loysiy
(ruice -.-...--....-... .-...... Lucretia
AiSes A. worm. :. Heinnna1. E.
Sii.ier GUd Chorus.
T. Vii ns -Nalse fur % fchcsfra .......-. Fahrbach
5. Chorus-oiood Ni@ht-..... ..-...-Bisnop
3. >election-Ort a 6, --.-c tiitn
The general admission is but 25 cents,
with ten cents enf.a for reserved seats. and
the new Casino should be filled 10 hear =
really excellent concert.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17
Presentation TO Judge Parrish.

Just before the Superior Court jury was
dismissed yesterday morning, they pre-
sented. through Judge-elect Burlingame,
Judge Parrish, who retires May |, with q
pair of elegant gold-boun spectacles. judge
elect Burlingame made felictous speech,
10 which Judge Parrish responded with a
few appropriate words. His synpathies
were visibly effected by this mark of appre-
ciariOn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

JAMEsToaS. =. y. April 16.-A terrific
storm passed over this section Of the county
les; night and IN morning At Frews-
burg txo houses were damaged by light
ming. and Al Randolph large barns contain
ing live stock were totally destroyed. A
house in BGsti vas also damaged.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Dvrsorr. April is.--Clark II. TAonss, Of
CoIdwste vas arrested today on chargs
ofatteupsing to bribe waiter c. Corr TO xiii
Chas. Davis. Thomas had policy Of =, 90
en- Davis 1fe and vas 70 give $40 % have
him murdered A witness secrefed under
the io1nxp rs~s away tas plot
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17
, rtsb. pp.tne.s House. Burned.

PEoEIA, H., April 16.--A special from
Pennington. H., to the Erenlng journal,
SAYS that Gre in ths. town this mornir z
destroyed eight business houses. The total
loss is $1,000: insurance, $500. The
heaviest lcssrs are. DR.. Gamble. druggist,
6 $50. Spencer Co1e and Vim. Mccoy, on
buildings & 500 each.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

". J. Palmer. the psientee of the soap
manufactured by the Grand Rapids Soap
Company. is a resident Of this city. and pro-
poses hereafter TO control the soap markets
of the world. he will this year erect fac
tories az four different points. one East, one
Wes. and two Ia the South.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

The desire 70 be well and issscfalis dressed
is highly TO be commended sne perhaps 70
no expense In the whole list viii the sayins
that the best is the oheapesl, more trtely
apply than in that Of eenllesen = faslnoh.
able and wsll.mads clothing. We srs par
iiculsrly struck with the becoming get ups
Of the suits worn by most Of the iesdins
citizens. and our curiosity being aroused
we enqnired where these suite we're obisinef.
We were informed that they were turued
out sf the elegant merchant tailoring esisb-
lishmens Of 7. " strAhsn, who has been
catering 10 the wants Of the public here fof
eight y~aS IN this line
His fine store. "a cut Of which sppesrs
above. il centrally located. si Nos % and
81 Wet, Bndee-si.. contains al ths vsry
latest patterns Of ciotht and cast fl3sff. oirsct
from New York and foreign markets
Mr. strshss is tlioroashly verses IN sisls
artistic line. and sb incesse q business no
cessitsted bis employing Nj Louis TSlimsn
The well and fssornbly known cutter -
the Star Clothing House who is considered
on. Of the best in Che city, and second 10
none ip the State.
The visitor viii find THE large establish
meni filed 70 repetition. with ~ fas STOCK
Of resdy-msds oloshine pieos goods Cor
merchant tailoring, gents furnishing goods.
bats. caps. etc. ss can he fosD6 IN the city.
and having DO rnors rent 70 pay. NJ tstshsn
sbsrss thsseIpense with hls customers, sod
sell, goods at prices tbss defy compsiitisn
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

There is no use for anyone going without
soap when they can ger n half pound cake
of giycerine soap for lOc. or three for 25c.
We are carry a large stock Of toilet soaps.
MILLS. LACEY & DICKINSON
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

wssHrxsroS. April f6-The following
Michigan postuasters we're spp0ia,el To-
daT. John 8. Hscknsl Flower creek.
Cessna coun1T vice Samuel l. Morrse, r.
si<nef joan y. Evans Horsemsn. e>cesns
cDnutv. vice Mary A. HcLouth. resigned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17
Wines and Iinuors,

Our stock Of imported and domestic wines
and liquors comprise the purest the market
affords aud are highly recommended for
medicinal and table use
Mills, LACEY & Dickinson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

TsNzrovS \. T.. April IS The burglar
sxcitement IS decreasing. Ali transps are
arrested N En1t- and a larre nUNoer Cf
tner1 have been taken int8 custody. Sev-
eFal attempts were made - bresk into
houses lsSt niehf bus none cf taeni were
suclezef1i A locsi deeier n firearms - -
grsphet ~ Ne~ 1ors f8r Al .iiionai s1,-
piiss The poiice teol<ht " rad al the
xanti0Z bouses A. nc<er Ferus aod an
Effort wili Be matte "a the sitr Of crooks,
eanniers and Iewa wonen
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

First Iady-Why. you don't mean TO say
you can get such beautiful photos Tor 50 per
dozen?
Second lady Certainly do; but only at
Max 2. Thiel's, 81 Csnsl-st.. Wing gallery
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Every lady should for street use have a
pair of our hand -sewed Wsukenphasts. the
easiest shoe in the world. Try pair.
S. n. WATsoS tx Co.,
100 Monroe.st
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

AK yonr grocer for Headlight end Little
Daisy Soap. II be has not got them ask
him whv he don'f zef ahenn
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

A great many small sizes (2i and 81 in all
widths. left in the Great s. so Sale Chicago
Shoe Store. % Canal-st.. Al and i3 Lyon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17
To Ifysrymen

Owing to recent large purhasecs we can
offer you special inducements in chamois
skins and carriage sponges.
MILLS, LACEY & DICKINSON.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

II. II. StesrDs bought this week the Valen-
tine iot lust north of his residence on James
81 and + ". Curtiss the lot on Cbsrry. Just
east Of sesrmillers Block, on which be viii
build drug store. The sales were maize
by Tgtfls Bros Agency.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Everybody goes 20 gei their photos taken
by Max J.. Thiel, 50 Csnal-st-. for be makes
the best cabinet in the city for s. per DOZEN;
cards 81 90
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

ssrs1sssx - - VsNsesss-sts~s.
Iscxsas. kDrii I6-Barzlars entered ths
residence q Frsnk Hs~lsss lsss night snd
secured 80 snd ether plan1cr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

The uD5srsiensd ~ili rssy tie highest rBa--
kst price for Hsuiock bark 20 - losded on
cars on aay SIDE t~ack north ~ Gra7d Rap
Ids. Correspondence solicited
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

We are doing a large business in elastic
stockings. and have them made 10 any
special orders.
Mills, LAcKr & Dickinson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Ifso. then get pair of those very lishf
and con- Portable TUNED Shoes for s251fo
the Great Sale. Chicago Shoe Store IS
Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Yoa can oT34r Hes8ixht snd Little
Dsisy SoeEs from ths Grand Rapids Sasp
Conrsnf h4 telephone No. ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

sbamp<poing. hair cutting. and Russian
bang. the latest, s. Mrs. A. Don glas.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

TIE Great 1910 sac vi oaIv Iest untEl
Aprsi zsfh. Chicago shos Sssrs. = Isnss-sf
A. zaa - Lsoa-s<
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17
Admitted to Probate.

only two cents per oopy-.he TELEGRAN-HER
ALD-orly IEo cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17
MINISTER TO AUSTRIA.
The President at Last appoints q Success
f, EefIv

WAsHIxGrox. April l6.-The President to-
day appointed Alexander, R. Lawton, of
Georgia, TO the Austrian mission.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Ns~ Yuag April ie-fAe Esniag SEN
tonisar sass falf Nr Andrew Carnegie :
nisrr < Mss whtasid will take place
At fte llt residences on Tueefs ~
rerncou. April 81. aai i-e couple vii s.l
~ ElIcfe an ,se iglioUiag day. moss
ikcY or the steamship f3riuanic
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17
rEEsoNAL POINTS.

TsieDa04e No 53i and hare lie Tsie9ran,-
Hsraif ieas q 12Y. 0,e shitiag q 'ecek.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Children kia suits ~
HorsENAS. DosNkL4T z Joxzs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Every style IN suoer shea and RhEns
UBns SAs< A. kEs. a Do1slas'.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Ns-fto. Aeri ia isrxs dyD4'aits
bonfh sifh a herniag lasa attached vas
found tcni-ht in q roo-a nstf the Aiaistar
Cf tlh lc Works private oi'ics. 4 piuckT
snsfare r,aSped tie ,use aud qnenched it
N time - pre- an explosion
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Hats and caps for men. boys and child.
rem a.
HousEMAN. DoENALLY & JoNks.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Czsaper than ae cA1ape,t, brighter than ne bright
The TELEG,An-HsgALD.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-15


The Weekly Press, published al
Christchurch, New Zealand, OF Nav
18th, has the following dispatch from
London:
LONDON, May 9.-Eruptions have
occurred in California, by which the
town OF Monterey was destroyed
The loss OF life was great, and enorm-
GUS damage was caused by the unex-
pected outbreak. Many heartrendine
scenes were witnessed in the devas-
tated district.
This will be news to the people
living in the quiet little village on the
Bay of Monterey, where the main
business Of Upper California was
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-15

Los ANGELES is destined to become
one of the most beautiful cities in the
United States. 1t starts out with all
the natural advantages of site and
surroundings to make it attractive to
the eye. Its topography is varied by
iowland and upland, valley and
plains and hills. The valley itself is
surprisingly beautiful, following the
meanders OF the river, and gradually
rising in benches on both sides until
it merqes in easy ascents into a sue
cession of hills commanding the most
enchanting views which it is possible
to conceive. Looking one way, the
eye rests with delight upon mountain
ranges that are majestic and pictur-
esque. CHANGING in another direc-
ton, a vista of rare beauty
is seen reaching away to the
ocean. Miles upon miles OF lands,
rich in their agricultural possibilities
and capable OF supporting dense
population, stretch as far as the eye
can reach in every direction. Such is
the natural framework for the beauti-
full city which the energy and intelli-
gence of our people are now building
up. 1t is the nerve center of nearly
three million acres of the finest pro-
ducing country on the face OF the
globe. And the nice discrimination
and good taste of our people are
carrying out their architectural
designs in keeping with the
natural beauty of site and
surroundings of their city. No one
can drive through our residence
streets without admiring the elegant
character of the buildings to be seen
everywhere. And when the environ
ing hills are inspected one can see
that wherever a slightly prospect can
be had stately building occupies it.
or is destined soon to do so. We
have made a magnificent beginning.
Our residence architecture will COM
pare favorably with that of any city
on the continent. When what has
been SO splendidly done in few
years is supplemented by what is to
be done in ten or fifteen years, then
Los Angeles will blaze out in match
less beauty. As the commercial
centre of this opulent and impe-
rial county and the capital OF
Southern California, she is destined
to become great in all that makes
greatness in city, and to prove an
attraction to strangers from the es-
thetic beauties that will characterize
her architectural development. When
Senator Stanford was recently inter-
viewed about his impressions OF
Southern California, he said: "South-
ern California beats the world, and
no living man would believe what
wonderful strides it is making until
he comes and sees for himself. 1t
will be France duplicated, and every
acre will be occupied, and in the COM
ing year will surpass anything on the
lace OF the EARTH" 1t is on the solid
basis of a tributary country like this
that Los Angeles city is destined to
rise into imperial greatness as its
commercial and financial capital.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-15


AND SO ends another of the nota-
BILE marriages in high life-quarrel,
public scandal about the child, sepa-
ration, divorce. Mrs. f. B. Crockel
becomes the custodian of little Al
ma Ashe by adoption, and Mr.. Por.
ter Ashes divorced wife resumes hei
maiden name. Itcannot be said that
this was an ill-assorted marriage, as
far as the standing OF the parties tc
it WAS concerned. The trouble was,
too much money on one side. II the
young couple had been blessed with
wider margin of poverty, necessi-
tating bread-winning industry and a
sweet mutual dependence, they
would doubtless be as happy in each
others love now as any of the ten
millions of modest households that
strew this fair land from Cape Cod to
Bodega bay.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-15
done until the discovery Of gold
transferred the commerce of the
coast to San Francisco.

SOME OF our solid men met last
night to take steps to organize COM
pany to establish a nail factory here
on large scale. There is a very in
viting field here for such an industry.
The consumption of nails in this
section OF the State at the present
time is something enormous. There
are doubtless more nails used in
Southern California than in all the
rest of the Pacific Coast put together.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-15

The collapse in the price of wheat
in Chicago is simply tremendous. 1t
has created a panic all over the
country in the wheat trade, and the
failures consequent upon the sudden
reaction surpass anything ever before
known among spectators in grain.
This whole wretched business Is the
outcome Of an unprincipled gamble,
reaching from Chicago to San Fran
cisco, and having its ramifications
even in Europe. Ii only those who
had helped to bring this serious
commercial disturbance about were
to suffer, we could witness their dis
comfiture with composure. But a
long line of innocent parties will be
injuriously affected by the collapse,
and there is no telling where it will
stop. The story is told in these two
quotations Monday the price of
wheat in Chicago closed at 92114 cents
per bushel; yesterday, at 743s. A
fall of nearly Is cents per bushel be-
tween two days meads sudden ruin
to those caught out. AS all these
transactions are carried on on mar
gins, and do not represent genuine
sales of actual wheat, it is easy to
see that the man who is required to
deliver at "a what he purchased at 92
is likely to be in a bad hole, unless
he has large resources behind him.
There ought to be some way to check
these gambling deals in breadstuffs.
They are not only ruinous to the
losers, but pernicious to the morals
of the communities in which they are
tolerated.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-15
HOARD AND LODGING.

DELLEvUE TERRACE, FORMERLY
ID Pickit villa, 4S0 Pearl street. Los Ange-
les, Cal. The finest location In the city
consists OF three buildings, all connected
by front porch, and contains lao as desirable
rooms as can be found In Southern Califor-
MIA. Board and room $500 and $3.50 per
sons tiesiring rooms and board by the month
or year. Telephone SIS. DANIEL PlCKIT,
Mrs KATIE z. PICKIT. Pr0prietors s24tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-15
SITUATIONS WANTED.

MTANTED-A SITUATION BY AN EN-
w gineer of fifteen years experience on
locomotive and stationary engines. Ad-
dress ]. NJ. Box 639, p. o. je15 81
MTANrED-A SITUATION BY A MAN
w who had 20 years experience, to take
care of horses and stable and make himself
generally useful around the house. Address
o. F., HERALD ONCE. Jel4-3t
NyANTED-A LADY WHO HAS HAD
w large experience for many years in
caring for invslids. wishes situation in
that capacity. or would take two or three
invalids to her own home. Has the best OF
recommendations. Refers to J. W. Potts by
permission. Address, Mrs. A. REYNOLDS,
Station d. Los Angeles. m26 I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-15
west Const Land Company,

Templeton, San Luis Ooispo county, Cali.
fornia. Home of wheat. fruit. wine aud
olive. Fifteen thousand ac es sold in the
pa st eight months to 220 settlers. represent.
ing population OF 1,l0O. Forty-nine thou
sand acres small subdivisions, average
$22. so an acre; ope-third cash, balance in
five years, at per cent Catalogue and
maps free G. H. PHILLIPS, Manager.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-15
MEETINGS..

~ TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THF
lbSG Flower Festival Society will be held
at the Womans Home, on Fourth street
near Main, on Wednesday, June 18th, at z
p. NJ, at which time the annual address oi
the President, the reports of the Secretary
and Financial Secretary will be given. Al
the election of officers and Board of Manag.
ers for the ensuing year will take place, q
fun attendance of all the members and all
those interested in the work OF the society
Is earnestly desired. jell-5t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-15

MRs. DIR, G. E. SMITH, (FORMERLY MRs.
lyl Bourcey,) has removed her residence,
lao Bellevue avenue. near Montreal street.
and will make a speci ilty OF midwifer. !.
oommodated at her house. Orders p ompt'y
attended TO. jel5tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-15

Burbank has to-day the most steady
boom of any town in lower California
excepting Pasadena and Monrovia. which
1t will soon rival. Call at the Office. 1.
South Spring street, and see If this state
ment is notverified.
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